/biz/ - Business & Finance

I for once say we should lobby incel rights and every corporate board should have an incel member!

You are wrong, because you are weak.
I am stronger, I am wiser, I am smarter, I am wealthier, I am healthier.
Drink water, work out, eat meat, get enough sleep, take a walk outside.

Covered calls!

>>22195456
Or sell covered calls on green days and buy back on red days. Then you don't even need to guess.

>>22183150
If you want to make sure to keep your shares, just sell way OTM. No need to be greedy and sell too close. You'll get better over time.

What's your financial Achilles' heel es em gee? For me it's clothing. I really like buying new clothes and unfortunately I have expensive taste. I live a very spartan life otherwise but fuck me I like new clothes.

Last chance to buy SWBI

TQQQ split soon.
Covered calls on TQQQ.

>>21743089
>AAL
shit
>ARKG
ok
>ARKK
you want ARKW
>DFEN
Too Boeing heavy, try XAR
>1 F
Memes
>FANG
shit
>GLOP
shit
>HWN
shit
>MIC
shit
>OKE
shit
>SKYW
shit
>SSL
shit
>STOR
shit
>TQQQ
ok
>WATT
shit
>WES
shit

New portfolio:
ARKG (Healthcare)
XAR (Defense)
TQQQ or ARKW (Tech)

Covered calls!
NVDA!
TSLA!

>>21616986
It is good you are starting with covered calls. You really don't need any other options honestly. Just pick good solid stocks, sell above your cost basis, and don't get greedy. Its ok to sell a call for only a few dollars, it adds up over time, more than dividends.
You could get something like HPQ and sell a far out of the money $10 call each week, that would earn you 20% on your cost basis in just one year, plus you get dividends and any growth.

You did buy TSLA stock and WKHS puts, right?

Have you started selling covered calls?

>>21420231
Thats because most people here are retarded, or don't realize they are retarded.
>profitable way to play options
Covered calls.

>>21413816
Another lost soul find its way.

Have 20k I can risk in credit spreads and I have a few questions for you anons familiar with this stuff.

1. How far out (date wise) should my credit spreads be?

2. Which is generally better in credit spreads, calls or puts?

3. What percantage should I generally aim for in relation to the credit I receive?
Eg. For every $100 collateral I should do a credit spread that would yield AT LEAST A 10% return if it expires worthless. Perhaps higher percentage when the spread is wider eg $500 collateral per spread vs $100 collateral per spread.

4. How far out should my credit spreads be? 1 week, 2 weeks, etc.?